Just coming back from Japan last year, was sososososoososo happy to see a local Daiso!!! Daiso is…read morethe dollar store-esque of Japan. Daiso was godsend when you're in Japan to pick up anything quick. And now that I have one in south Florida I am happy to shop more here!! There's another one in Tampa, I want to check that one too. Such great products here!!

My best friend told me about this store so we made a stop here, walking every aisle and browsing…read morethe fun items. They have lots of cute knickknacks for the home, for the office and for gifting out. I picked up some cute stickers, little note cards with envelopes for giving out. I purchased four things for $2.25 each which was such a treat. They have two self check out spots for ease of paying your items.

Love this place it's amazing and you fined some nice things just have to take your time and lookread more

Avoid this place! I came here a few times. Same story!…read more Hey.... if you want to pay the same price or more for the same products that you can get at the retailer or Amazon...then by all means, shop here. Hey...If you like the idea of purchasing food that has been opened and tried by someone else, or products used heavily by someone else, then you should shop here. Most of what is here is junk that people sent or brought back because either they didn't work as expected or they were just junk. Save your money. Go elsewhere.

This Five Below is in the same plaza, the Gardens Promenade as the new Daiso. I thought Daiso might…read morehave taken some of their business but both of these discount stores were quite busy on a Saturday afternoon. The first Five Below opened up in 2002 in Pennsylvania and there are now 1,850 stores throughout the United States. Five Below has been rapidly expanding. The concept of the store is everything costs $5 or less. At least it used to be. Something I noticed through the years is that they are offering more and more items over $5, especially tech, more elaborate holiday decorations, and room decor. They now have a room in the back of the store where some of the items are as high as $25. Their inventory is mainly marketed to kids and teens. Expect to see a lot of nods to pop culture. If you have a young person in your life then you are probably well acquainted with this discount chain. Departments include seasonal decorations, tech, work out, play, beauty, and snacks. You can't beat their $5 t-shirts and I always find myself drawn to the snack aisle. When my daughter was younger I would shop for inexpensive birthday party presents, stocking stuffers, and cheap room decor. Now I find myself stopping by to pick up cute motivators for the kids I work with. The store is currently all decked out for Halloween. It is worth popping in from time to time to see what is new.

This is a tricky one service depends on the store you visit, as in this visit the cashier was not…read morethe nicest person, and same with selection of items, I rarely not find what I'm looking for even it's Five below they do have nice items up to $25. It's a store that if your not careful you'll end up spending a hefty amount as they have a lot of cool toys, super and more. I do enjoy visiting these stores.

Very clean and organized. Many cashier box so your in and out! They have shopping carts.read more

This is a store to store basis in regards to service as this time the employees were arguing with…read moreeach other on who worked harder, so I did not get the help I needed as I was interrupting their quarrel. Selection is based on what store you visit but they do pretty good as you can find many great items from clothing, shoes etc. The prices are also good and I can say even better than similar stores of this type. Specially their selection of name brands without breaking scrubs vs the high priced one in uniform stores this is the way to go if you work in the healthcare field. In all a good place to shop if you like these stores.

Eh. It was ok. I guess we were expecting more. Didn't really find anything we needed here.read more

Gardens Promenade was built in 2000 on the site of the former Carol Mart Plaza which was home to…read morethe 183rd St Flea Market and two night-time entertainment spots, Studio 183 and Miami Nights in Miami Gardens. Garden Promenade is a spacious 32 acre corner shopping plaza with a diverse range of stores and places to eat. I stopped in to check out the new Daiso which is a popular Japanese discount store. This is the first one to open in South Florida. It drew crowds who were waiting over an hour to even get in. I ended up hanging out after to check out a few of the other businesses. If you like discount shopping, this is a great plaza. There are 46 businesses in this plaza. These include Ross, Marshall's Old Navy, Burlington, dd's Discounts, Dollar Tree, Shoe Carnival, #1 Beauty Supply, Rainbow Shops, and America's Best. There is also a Wawa, McDonald's, and Advance Auto Parts. You can pretty much get anything you need in this plaza making it very convenient for shoppers.

They have an amazing selection of items, anything from electronics to kitchen ware to purses. I…read morelove going there and seeing what new products they have, since they are always updating their products. And the best part is their extremely low prices.

I love this place! I love the merchandise, but most of all, the experience. The owners, Margarita…read moreand Jose, are such great people. I love talking to them when I come in, and will continue to bring more and more friends. It is so important to help and support our local small businesses. The owners are the best! Instead of looking on amazon, I am always coming here! You never know what you will find, at a great deal!!

Rainbow Shops was founded in 1935 in New York City by Irving Arthur Swarzman. Rainbow was chosen as…read morethe store name to reflect the colorful and varied range of affordable fashion options available in the store. Swarzman and his brothers built the business up to eighty two stores before selling them in the 1980's. Rainbow is now owned by the Chehebar family along with sister brands 5-7-9 and Marianne for a total of over 1,300 stores in United States, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. This store just opened next to Daiso in Gardens Promenade in Miami Gardens. The store carries women's, junior's and children's clothing along with shoes, sunglasses, accessories, perfume, and other miscellaneous items. The style trends younger or maybe just young at heart with bright colors and vibrant prints. Prices are inexpensive with shoes under $10 and some of the clothing priced at three and five dollars. While not necessarily my taste I applaud them for being size inclusive with sizes going up to 24. It was definitely fun to see some of the more bold styles.

Came to this location for the first time and I was disappointed. This location was disorganized and…read morelacked selections. And as you can expect in Hialeah unfortunately the service wasn't the best.

I am not sure when they receive their shipment but to me there is no reason why on a Tuesday, you…read morehave no paper goods. I mean absolutely nothing. Quite a few of their shelves were bare. They barely had cleaning products. I mean by the time I drive to another store, I might as well have gone to Walmart to buy the products. RGIS the inventory company was in there while I was there. I hope that that isn't something that they are evaluated on because they would have failed horrible. I only came to this location because I needed to go to another store that is also in this plaza and thought I'd kill two birds with one stone. Aside from the shelves being bare, the associates do not greet you either or ask if you need anything. One walked right past me as I was not even present. Definitely don't have to worry about me coming back. I can overlook bare shelves but customer service is a must.